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The Big PictureThe Independent SpiritBy If digital cinema is going to fulfill its promise of truly bringing about a new era of movie making and exhibition, then the independent theatres that are an important part of the cultural lifeblood of small towns around the world can not be left behind. Fortunately the independent spirit that has kept these theatres alive through many difficult times is still evident in many communities and there are signs that a significant number of them are taking part in the digital transition. Cinema Centers in the rural mountains of central Pennsylvania is a good example. Read More >>>Feature StoriesGuest Column
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By Michael Karagosian In Production
Embrace a Village
Jeremiah Fry, an independent filmmaker based in New Orleans, is on a mission to shoot video footage in leper colonies throughout India. When complete, his documentaries will detail the charitable efforts of Embrace a Village, a nonprofit Christian organization in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India. Coming Soon
Misery SignalsFilmmaker Marcus De Leon recently shot a 90-minute documentary about heavy metal band Misery Signals and its 2009 worldwide concert tour, Ebb and Flow. Complete story in our next edition |
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XDC Moves Forward in Digital Cinema
XDC says it has taken a major step forward by reaching virtual print fee digital cinema deployment agreements with all six major US film studios for a total of 8,000 digital screens in 22 European countries. As only five percent of the European movie screens have already been digitalized, digital cinema is expected to grow tremendously in the coming years, thanks to the VPF system and a strong market demand for 3D movies and alternative content. XDC intends to deploy its 8,000 screens by 2015.
Film Movement Releases Mine Simultaneously in Theatres and on iTunes
Film Movement has advanced its mission of bringing the best in independent and art-house cinema to film fans across the country whether they live in metropolises or rural communities with the simultaneous release of Mine in theatres and on iTunes.
Sol Negrin to Receive ASC Presidents Award
Sol Negrin will receive the Presidents Award from the American Society of Cinematographers during the 24th Annual ASC Outstanding Achievement Awards.
CBG Member R/C Theatres Signs up for Cinedigm’s Phase 2 Program
The Maryland-based cinema chain R/C Theatres has signed an agreement to participate in Cinedigm’s Phase 2 digital cinema deployment program. R/C Theatres is the first National Association of Theatre Owners Cinema Buying Group member to commit to the program.
Ballantyne Strong to Open Digital Cinema Office in Taiwan
In an effort to expand its Asian distribution rights into Taiwan for the NEC line of digital cinema projectors Ballantyne Strong plans to open an office in Taiwan in the first half of 2010. Shows / Conferences |
XDC Moves Forward in Digital Cinema
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 01/14/2010 - 13:46.Film Movement Releases Mine Simultaneously in Theatres and on iTunes
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 01/14/2010 - 12:22.Film Movement has advanced its mission of bringing the best in independent and art-house cinema to film fans across the country whether they live in metropolises or rural communities with the simultaneous release of Mine in theatres and on iTunes.
Misery Signals
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